Daily Wabash Express, Volume 17, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 17 February 1868 — Page 3

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Fifty UHlUons Boxes Sold. BBANDBETH'S PITL8

*ake

the matter of

them tirely reitorrf.Jt PEBM la the bw DBETQ'l

iioW

And exijol

DISEASE.

Extract from Iflwfc/Aprff 24, MRU, to Dr. Brandrcth./roiy.Andrew Logan ®*4« "My wifo became an invalid Our physician represented her casfcM JngunihlS.- I then called two othor pbysic&ni. aud tho three held'a consultation, dhS'pfoiMi?^%er'd(«e eonVuMption. I then discjbareed all the Ph^Tclabifl and determined to tfn'rt&^ouf' Wfli.vT got five bozee, which she toot tb& printed dlrectlona. BJ 'the Hire these were op, there appeared a change iOypfif gonditlton for tho tetter. I then bought fifteen continued^ take them for threotnMAf* bee.1 A

'•£:6T 'thij

DREADFUL DI£B»®A,

of hath sexes,«fAbat genial balsamic, poisonlos? and peerIf|MaeeM»y9fi -. GRIST ADO KO'3 HAIK DTE, werestrtf&k'WGh roll of toilet luxuries. No danger of that however, irfiWrfor a -'.ay, bat for all time

MannfateMW*V4y J. 0BISTAD0BO, 08 ttlalaen L»ne, ow York. Bold by all Arnggi*t». Appllod'hy all Hair Dressers. f*5diflai

Corner- of Nassau Nexo York..

We buy and sell at the moat libera! correct rioes. and keep on hand fall supply of GOVrnment BONDS OP ALL 18STJE9, 8EVKNHIBTltS-, and OOMPOfTWI* iNfflSIHWX N0T23 nd execute orderr fcf

nnmra, BONDS anJ &0fcl'

TO OONSUMBTtVfeS. Thea»TEWAIVHb'tWiiire (free of chargeTto ar Hon With tlfe

Anodyna

"fr

IDE3PBKAD &OCO£8S if'the gSodtfeei of BBStS-

should be in JWj faoi'

Uy, PrUicipal Agency, Br»ndret« Koifc£»8W York. See "B. Brihdreih," In Wh'te letters,

the

eminent stamp. Sold by olj BrngglsU. frlwlm

.uvA J?ANIC,

wonld paralyze the world of fooliion if it prMMtdied Everywhere, that honpelorth ne lady or gentleman could change the color of their hair with safety. Jet Bach would be the

TOBIAS'

PULMONIC LICE SYRliP, re» THE COM OJ INOIPIBMTiiQeiWSCJIPTION, COUGHS, COLD3, Croup, Asthma, I/W«tfComplalnt», Dy spepsia and General Debility. *'dr

ttl

J"-aIB

TeltitSMPfr

tnre

ha™

^cett

urged by kindfripds/harassed, and

be#n

benefitted by my llfetyni?. topfe It up forged eral sale btttdhwJtnow th) large oxpense, now that theJMWSrU?»^ *ie Patent Medicines, which aitend the same. Fir jears past, 1 was

at the capital required

would belS.^dT not wi,h to curtail tho operation. ofcjp&JftaeHar- Xi^weut buH.n^Bat, tbauKg W Wi« generoca public, who. have appreciated my Teneti»? JUSnjzneBt, I am now able to do«»,,«ltt%ftt ?ny detriment t« ruy larj.e bu»ine«. i*l«p(fp'dloifej f°»ndation of

saccesa^MHdlwta^o attending the xnaairfuc-

of.i^lr^pywlf, and-«hall do the same in regtfd to1'mydP-Qlmonic tiio Syrup-

in^

gredlenU ixilkrfeBtly h^mleft, bnt aot oa th» iung» q..A tilings with ustonUhing effect. Price 78 cents. Bepot, No. EG Oortlandt -treet, New Torli, near Jersey City frtfiy- Sold by the Druggists and Store »keep»rs,

t"iwl:a

Ladies can receive a box of Dr.

Yelpaqg| y|l|l ft£ -mall^ noalad trem theeyei of Ibe publlcttbfj enclosing on? itollaf and sis postage stamps to M.'#. Maboipber, Cbneral «gs*t for tho Untttd'Btatns and Canadai, at York.

MAjaRY OK -NOT TO MA.R-

ify—Vrav NoTt

SeriousHeflcctioM for Sotrag Men, in EjJar« of the Howard Association, on the Error*. Abuses »A4 Diseases Iridaacd by W-°r" ance of Nature'rLaws, in the first Sent In sealed IsW** eBTelopesytwe or change.

Address, J. SKILLSH HOUUUT^N. tlo^d AssoclaHoa. TPhHad»lphl». 1'a.

w"m

BAisracissrca- HOUSE

JAY COOKE & CJO.» -No io WAtL STBEHT,

wral usheiof SEVzrf

We co

at the most favorable market raves ir=*: rwen|ie»,'w.Wc|, at pre:ent iri» of gold, field the hldTMNTck^ ceut innUm. Circulars with full tarttcnTLrs rurnl'..

ip-ij fTiX»80H wiii stiid, 1¥) tho'iplJescrlp*

JrectlonB for making ui using the

pmerfen, r.:

tig, Stop Co., Nee York.

mylOd^Uv-vl

.ilsrOBMATIOS.

Information guaranteed to croJuce luxuriant crowth of hair npon a balil head orusffrdtess fl«cethe also a recipe'fofc the rei»oval.of Plmpies, Blotsaes, Eruptions, etc., ou thinkin, leaving tao faane soft, olear and beautiful, c*a be obtained without cbarso by addressing 1

THOS.

0HAPMA.N» 0ueKl5»t, *843 BtoVd*aj, N'tW York

mylOdltaw-wl Errors of Itouthn A Gentleman who sufferod for ^o&'rs frntu Nervous Debility, Prematurii»ony, and all the effects of youthful indiscretion, will, for '.'•« ssbe of ?ufprinf hteianlty, s^nd frao to- all 'who. need it, the receipt and directions for making the jinSj.16 rein*dy by "Which he was carod. ,3hfferer* wishing to profit by tho advertiser's exporionr iddrferftlng, tn porfect cpnfidor.M,

esc dn »c by

JOHN B. OQDIEV, -42 Oedar St.. N. V.

mylOdltaw^wiy

•HUMS SS W JEJLli'S tOLB The fiupomnc.) outnls trnly AKOOTMI, I ble.and valuable preparation is no# so fuUy acknowledged, receiving the met free erproWtton of ^hy»felak*j and ih" which it tfik name of

is perfectly apparent, that it

advertising, its trua character Ss only to bo giver, which I ask all who have not witnessed its curatlw BMrtir, fce *fc^Pt with ccnfldouco.

It Is the trno remedy for

Sciatica, Tooth

Nci»alg{n, Shenmatis n,

ond

Ear Achc,

Bead Aohe,

V«MM^|4r,*rr&*a 2V*£JK|1

mild and^entl? optats to uil

JulT 16, dwnct andjan'y.

Pairjul

Spina? OWipfatnto/Xcw

of'sUtF.'-aWL+l

Nerceut AJfexif *.

In It hasieen emluetitly 'sncc8«-"rii 1 ffsort ObtoipfaMt, a very potont remedy. JOHN h. HTTNNEWEI.L, Proprietor, Practical Chemist and Pharmaceutist, 9 Commercial Wharf, Eos* on, Mass.' tOT Seldbv all regular dealers in raedioiue. trom Physician* In invito the greatest froedom of correspondenco,. to vthoui every ?idence of oharaotor wl bcfreclj sent on demand.

ITCH! ITCH 1 ITCH I SCRATCH I SCRATCH 1 SCRATCH In from 10 to Id hoars. Wfceatoul Ointment oaiM lb* ilciif

Whmtn'B QWarnt

cares Sftlt HhCUS).

Wheaton's Ointment cures letter. YThretnn'i ointment oures Barber's ItchWfcwWs Wataeat jure* tild Sores. Wkeatoa's ointment cures Everj RIaJ

O^BVfcBT HCttOK L!KE MA6IC. Prie^,6^o*ntsabox fey ami, uO cents. A0dnirVnSS A POTT!!B, Sc.' 170 Wcehington Street, Boaton, Mass: Tor sal* by alt Druggists.

BoNtOD Sept. 18, V867-3t» wdrrly Ladies Take Particular Notice.

TBI" ML VIIPW

FILLS.

WAftRANTKl) FRENCH. *S® PILIA -eelehratcd many years ai:. ia Parls, for the relief of femalo. lrreguln. kud aftei^rards *o notorious tor thelV crlciinal employment in {he practice of abortion, are now offered for sale lor tUe firs: time in Ain ica. Theyhawbeen KejSIS ccmparatlro obscurity, from the fact that the ori^taator Dr. Yelpeaa, a physWan In P»rl,, of Rroftt wealth and strict conscientious i.rincijfles. an.l bfts withheld them from general use, leu tt-ty ahould he emploTed for Snlaiffhl purposes In overcoming female ob--itruotlons, they teem to be truly omnipotent, borettajr open thattood gates from whatever cause may hate stopped them but they are offer el to the public only for legitimate m, and .all agents ar* forbidden to sell them when It it endnr-toed that the »hi**tis wilawinl.

LaAie* eatffptonred box. sealed fioa the of the ourlous, by enolosing one dollar, and six poetMW stypps to ilACOliaER, aeneral Agenttor the United Statos and Oanadas, at Albany. R. Y., or to any authorised Agent. Sold by sal Druggists in Terr Haute. o7dwly

ZxESSSSSSZl

WABASH STSEZT,

-r^ssr

THE DAHY EXPRESS.

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LOOK TO TaiB MTEEESTS.

Sara Tioae !a.iicl Money,

.'i

If you have anything to sell,

If you have, lost anything, if you, Jiave found anythingt If you have a house to rent, W yon war% to rent a house, If y.outvfini boardifi'g, Ij you want anything,

Marquc-z escaped from the' City of Mez ioolia the disguise of & charcoal dealer, with the help of $10,000 in bribes.

Major General Silas Casey, Colonel of Fourth Infantry,

hb.i

Olive Logan's debut &s a humorous lecturess is to be made at Dodworth Haii, NeW York, on Wednesday, the 19th inst. A fashionable and crowded house, with literary people, will be the result. "the Prince wf W ales, who is a very fast youne fellow, is deep in debt. He is said to Owe $25,000 to his upholster alone. But When he gets to bo King he will pay it all ofify with money got from the-people. 'The marriage ofPatti with the Marquis da Caux is said to have been irrevocably broken of. A plausible reason given for thiBis that the fortune of. the latter consists cf four^mfllipaiof francs--ofdebts

Mr. Maynard, son of Hon. Horace Maynard, of Tenness9, died at Turk's Island, January 19, after short illness, in the twenty-fifth year of his age. He had filled for some time the post of acting oonsal for th)JTMte^a at thi't lsland.

Cincinnati has just establishoda Strangers' Home, where pereons happening in city for a night or so, and who are out of money, njay^od clean and comfortable lodgings and meals. It is under the directions of the Toung Men's Christain Association.

It is now reportad that Dickens' readings in this country are not at his own riek, that he receives-a cerUin salary, and somebedy else" tfeapS tha proflts or losses of the speculation. —. -•Two Olj gentlemen were complimenting each other upon their habits of temperance.

I "Did you ever, neighbor," said one, "see rne with rhdrd than I could carry?" '"No indeed," was the reply, "but I have sgen yoifwhap I thought you had better go twice for it!"

Paper oT Sij^oriSf' quality and papier niuche i^'u beou maio for two years from'tfWftftip #bedsj iana a $126,000 company to transport the material in books fjom North .Carolina, and seU it as a paper stock to manufacturers, has been formed.

St. Stephen's Cnurcb in FitLilie'.d, Mass. has just discharged nr. organ which r?as on duty 150 years in St. Thomas ccapel, iiilisbury, England, aome to this country, in 1792 lor Trinity Church. Boston, went to Qumcv in 1836, and brought up in Pittstteld'in 1851.

A boy and a girl of Bristol, S, I., who got married the other day, were, at the demand of tho offend#!, cruel parents, separated by the simple process of tearing up the marriage certificate in the presence by the minister who tied the knot. What's the use of going to Indir.na to get divorced if it is so easly dons nearer home.

According to the French code, a child borne of widow within three hundred ap after her husband's death iB reputed legitimate. The Appeal Court of Algeirs has receetly deeided that a child born three hundred days

hhlf

Mrs. SfcGr

IJOEIHOF

THE

PorarHcrcsE.

Veil Fivo Tiiousand People at once, —BY— Adfertislnj? in tbe Dally Express,

i- Varieties.

The late Justice "Wayne was the last man of GoiitherA birth on the bench of the Supreme Court:

been granted a

leaTe of absence for six month. Marshal Kane of secession notoriety has re ceivad a $300 snuff-hox from the Baltimore paliecc-

The rebel General Longstreet was at General Grant's last reception, and was very cordially received.

It is reported that Mr. A. T. Stewart has donated $10,000 ty the Bethany Misaion of Philadelphia. •One of the brothers Harpdr has nut been up stairs in the imnifense publishing Louae for twenty-five years.

OsjlotU is residing at the Palace of Lacken, in the very apartment where she was born twenty-eight years ago.

The lioness in the Zoological Gardens at Dublin, has just givon birth Cosix CO&8, and fuur or five is by no means an un^ common number.

Only well dressed persons are supplied with napkins in Boston restaurants, and the waiters are thejadges of respectability who decide the important question.

Frederick Douglass has taken hie meals in his own rooms at a Meriden hotel, because the boarders wouldn't eat at the saipe table with a negro..,

Mr. G!adstor.9»jhas been singing at a private charity Concert, and a crtiic says: The right hcnertbl® gaatleman is not a bad amateur# vocailist,

A country editor says T. "W. stand for Too, Windy, and H,G. for Heavey Gas* conade. ,. Nothing of the wrt. T, W. stands for Tin Whistle and H. G. for Hold Granny. yjhe wife of a JourneymEn carpenter in CiQC^nnati dented him beoausa be did not:buy a house with freestone front, and a divorce has been granted him.

Everything Which resembles the Marie 'SntoinaUa style of toilette is said to be the rage in Paris Just now, owing to tho Empress Eugene's," "admiration tor that unhappy queen.

and six hours and a

arter-the death of the mother's bus band was not legitimate. This may- be called putting rather a fine point upon it

One oi the "medical faculty" in New York recettiy s*Jd that during tho past sixty y«ar» tb«^-improvements in the medical art. increased longevity seventy one per eeftt in PAris, and that In London the difference of death rates between the nineteenth and the eighteenth centuries wa3 greater than between a'year of general health and a year of cholera in that city at the present time.

Ibo most fashionable college in Paris,St. Bar be, has, been closed, owing to protests of the pupils against the expulsion of their young schoolmate d'Orvault, whose crime was that his mother was the notorious courtesan, Caroline Schumacker, who was after warrf msrHed ta the old Marquis d'Orvault. The boys published a card, in which they denounced the conduct of the manager of the institution as cowardly and oontemptTble. The manager there* upon asked tiem to retract^ and made them Tote upon -it. Of the ten classes, oight voted against him, and two (the elementary classes) in his favor—whereupon he closed the establishment.

triUisfored her'property- to heC son, ss(. then, regretting the deed, wanted it back. The demand was refased, and Mrs. McGrady cut her throat with an ax, tai is dead.

Mr. Love, President of the Peace So ciety, at its last session in Washington, complained that 10.000 ministers o! 't&e so^alled Gospel" had been*incited- to join 3n the previous meeting of tho society, but none had every appeared

DRY GOODS.

CANTON FLANNELS! CANTON FLANNELS! CANTON FLANNELS! CANTON FLANNELS!

T5 PCS: OF 75 PCS. OF 75 PCS. OF 75 PCS. OF

At Eighteen,

4TH

IJOOTS

AND MAIM.

Jtu

BOOTS AND:8H0E£.

AND SHOES. ^7^

IS. E W^

l* aelllsg

Stools &Jnoes \eiy Cheap

'ic ifemi oat his largu stock of 1

Bowl^Slutes aotl Galkis, To make room for Spring stock. Xott A 111 save, money by oolUngonhimat. .Jfo. 8 Meolumios Blook, «i.

Psrtioular Attention is glT*9 so

OTTOMWOKK Tht« Departninit is la the bands Of 8SlfI)FUfc WOBEMEH, ootiedtr .. i. •/.

HENBT NATHAN, aiNDFAOTCBEB ANO DBAfclB IS JB6bot» aiid''

Having an experieuce of twanty-flrecjeers,,! feel confident that I can give sniSftctlon, both with my own manufacture and JEaalefiTlfCfk, a full stock of which I ketJp OA hand. .!

SHOP—On LafayettS Street, aorth ^l the-tanc^ tionof Fourth Street... ^4e'c6d9in^ XTBW

BOOT

LEIBING 4

Basement of F. Hoberg's now Brick Building, the fourth house woat_oi" corner of Malu »nd Sevsnth streets, naar the Terro. H»ute It^sepUOdl}

B001

CASB,''S

A.\0

SiLUK

C. E. LlUqGLES, Successor «o P. Deok,

HAS

JUST RBOEIVBD A

Larga Stock

of Boitvand

Sr.ooa, embraoing

evyry va'lwty of Women, Hen & OtildFen's Wear SUI1AB LE. FOB TKI

Fall! a&d Winter Tp&da, Which tll sell nt.tbc Xiowput 0»»h Prices. am-»Uo pi«iarel tc

MAKE TO ORDER A tl kinds of Boots and Shoos that

any

be called

for, on the shortest notice. and fashionable style. Give me a e*i! he Core ordering or purcbaeins elsewhere.

No.",16 North Fourth Sirwei, Terie-jdnnte. Ind. novCdt^ .......

jgOOKS ANJLi STATlONEHi

VS.

O'CONNELL

lias disposed of Li« 'tTuJ«.rtfek'ug Pa«icM£» whicb ba.d become necesa^pj !tl cc&a6^a^Bce-of the x*pjd Sfir eM9 of his

BOOK TRADE, He will now devote his entire attention to th.t latter branch of business, aid with. fuli ai.d -oihpleie stock

Books anil HCHOOL BOOKS, MAGAZINES, PAPEBS, Ac., &€., Asti a coutinu»nce-of thr irtM fteretofore so Ubfrally liejtow«. a33dvtf

owis TVXXEB E. S. MTis

E. B. BRYANT & CO., (Successor* te J. H. TOBNZK,) Forwarding fc Commission Mtnaaats

DBALS&l I*

Grain," Floiir and Salt. Highest market prlo. paid for ail kinds of Qrala. Agents foi^TAE TTkioir Lnm. Ware House on Main Htrset,

Near the T. H. A I. B. B. Depot [45-iwtf

riLAUSSBN,

4--•**,,

yhso

jvuftMtfSWfft:

MARKED DOWN

MARKED BOW# MARKED DOWN.

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ioiia

br.&ina

'ow

w'ac-

has

stsH

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axtti

BBOWS imOBED

At Fifteen

At a Shilling,

.» ,tK»lb«l£ l«awri««

edt-gaibeKim: •'trioK

•issaosj.'a fsssnq

it iJStm Wm

T^ra ar.

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--ii •*!£, 11

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XIQUID

£j .TJliiw iidi iittaxx^L- -tao. ilS)4

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'dl liJ(

CLi) 9

BLEACHED

'1^7.

At Twenty &c.,

Extra Width Cantons! Extra Weight Cantons! Extra Twill Cantons! Extra Fleeee Cantons!

T' Li

••:1L

OONSITMPTION

in this C««ntry—with fail IWO-tWl^s^f-taiB number the disMa* first commaaced at a

CATABBH inttaeirOISEor HEADj

the NEXT STEP being to thi THROAT end BBONCHIAfi tVM9^-lMt)7 th»/OTMQ&.

CAVABUCltttCVfBXB^

Bronchial Afectioiiijqanr be Cored, 6aa i.'iol 03 c* ,:

T,s:

»a .tuv

r'~? j-rr:

i-.'-.-V, ?d:

CON»|JIttPTiO» CAWWOT

tberefaVsiVi'oitdiiir^ntsd whim possible.

AS ATjATTEB

and SHOE SHOP.1

Xl The undersigned havjng JasT'onensd tholr Shop, respectfully inform- the MticenS of Tairro Hanto and eurroandjng country, "that j.they ar. prepared to do their work to the entire satisfaction of their custodiers, as well in Wtylk as'ih 'fitting, no matter about the shape of the foot. The very best choioe of leather .always on hand^rMending donn in the best sty'9.~aad on short notice. Svery article will tell by WAsHug ^hat our work is, and will reconrmentHfc

EOOWOKY

CUeaijpest

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STOBE,

IVo, ICS North -jUth

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At EOS ALL & 00,'S, At EDSALL & OO.'S, AtEDSALL &00.'Si At EDSALL & GO,'3,

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G0KNEB 4TH AND MAIN. CORNER 4TH AND MAIN. GOBNfiB 4TU AND MAIN. C0BNER

iisi

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riCBBONfl ANNUALLY DUE OF

It tfisti

Medicine In

the

World

A BoltU Witt Last a Month if used Three

»aocoa?qj.. Jtoima Ayi ~.'h"

"OIJSTI

A1/

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BISHOWSKY&Co

Importers anf Jobber* or

NOTICN8 APTD TOYS. WH0LI8AX.E DIA.LEB8 PAJreir GROCERIH8,

SNiU, TOBACCOS, TKAl, AteIdtf

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Comer

Dr. D.H. SBELYE'S

Dr. D. H. SKELYS'S -ii tea ,sv Dr. S H. SBELYB'S

\M 'i& tswofi.

& -t^siaow r.

A A

_4gf Si«ii3 anteotq 9l$i*k

WILL CUBE Tjiwxpsif Sifj (j

O O I N

O COLD IBT

O OXi IN

CATABBH.

Nasal catarrh consists in inflammation, which begins behind and a little above the veil of the palate, and extends upwards from thence into the nose. The inflammation is not confined to tho nasal cavities bat extends frequently to the air cavitiiN, called

emtrums

and

vtaj

ar...

C»J.:

ft ice', $2 per Bottle,

iu different persons,

no two ever being aiFected exactly alike, and the disease is met with in various forms and stages, tn the first there is merely a discharge of the straw colored muceus,. which accumulates in the posterior nares, or. above and behind tho soft palate, and is hawked or cleaned out from ^me to time during the day In some cases there are Bores formed in side of the nose, a^d the secretions, become dry ani hard!, requiring almost constant attention to keep the nose free. Then again,' a false membrane secreted from the diseased lining, which the patient removes from time to time. In the Jast stages the.secretions from the head drop down into the' throat. Often the tnucuoUs membfaae becomes ulcerated, and the discharge like pus. "When this occurs there it often lose of smell, and the discharge has an, offensive odor—especially is this the case when the ulceration eats thiough the membrane and attacks the bone, forming caries of the bone,

The catarrh often creates a perpetual desire to swallow, and giveF the feeling, as patients express it

JIns

dutt.{&

if something

were sticking in the upper part of the throat." Many times thejjatient can only breathe with the mouth open. Upon arising in the morning a great effort is require*!"1to clear the head and throat of the purifuim matter which has become secreted during the night. There is occasionally a feeling of pressure and tight* ness across the upper part ofthe nose, and the base of the brain sometimes suiters in such away as induce headache, vertigo and confusion. The eyes frequently suffer by the catarrh closing the lachrymal

little canal that carries the tear to

the nostril,) causing the eye to matterate. The delicate lining membrane of the lids becomes inflamed' the cornea of the eye becomes dry, shriveled and cloudy, and if the catarrh is not subdued the sight will soon became impsred. The inflammation sometimes gets into the auatachian tubes, the mouths of which are behind and a little above tbe palate, and extends up tho lining membrane to the drum of the ear, causing pain or deafness, and occasionally both. In addition to this catalogue of evils there is often added enlongalion of the

uvula,

soreness of the throat, a cough,

lose of appetite, the sufferer become* bilious, sallow, dejected, and low in strength and flesh.

The promoting causes of catarrh are too numerous to mention in this already }on{rtxticle. Sufficc it to say that repeated co life in the head, neglected until they become chronic, and scrofulous taint oi the system, are amobg the prominent causes of this disease.

It often follows scariet fever, canker rath, measles, putrid sore throat, diptheria,

Soldby

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sizoS fx-:o'y "*9-3 edi is ima i.4

Mftin Mid Fowrtk

REMEDY

jqsa

mii

WW* T**FIR.«R3 OIL FIJ A.»! VDW F-»

*fri' ntn-s"

sinusts,

which

cover a considerable portion of the face, sad extend to 4h» lower part of the fore-head-—Persona sometimes feel a* though their whole face, were involved in the disease,'and were almost in a state of rottenneS", so great is the amount of natter discharged from the head. Such free discharges cannot be wondered at when we reflect that all the air cavities in the £*ce are lined withr the same mucuous membrane which lines the nose, and that they. «11 communicate with the nasal cavities. We breathe through the no^e, heave that iart of the mucous membrane be« comes injured, first from sudden-cbanges in the temperature of the. air, or from any. irritating mattes it may contain. Tho membrane, lining the nasai passages also extends downward, lining 4he throat, larynx and bronchial tubes. The symptoms of catarrh

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REMEDY

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Prevalent and Fatal

than people, or ma pbyttoiani, gaaeraily sap.pn#s. ProbaMraet le«s than 7,

eHtfliU Til WHUIIUHIH fl^U who have arrUsd at.ths

tg»

of thlsty years

HATE THIS COMPLAINT. ea £3 .:,

HINT CHIIiBBlH 1ATK C1IAMS1 and not unfrequaatly (how oftaa4*r Taars, while large'portion of th* year, are troubled with

COLD IN imi nEAD,

Wfcioh If not cui»d,wnr axatl.Tl& OATABKft. niiiswlr will rallare Os MMMlllkihisl. Mint by a aoll, At auo*. aatln a sbortUm conitMtlraly. Hetoaa wwe ialfty waottave notOatarrhiiioitiroMA, tad:mnawar« of lt catn th* symptoiMars-Mtlataedtethfai. iiX i/z.Si-2 —Oi 'i

Dr. B. M. 8HU1UQITID CAIABU BSIUBT has been haed for away jmt s, by hlas lakis praotlcs hut Ihedtmaad tbr it tsiijas wst,that he gswn(mial priMlw tM^

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,£3Bi er&KiaBeyzqvz 32

Croat Bargains

luui

gitl fll

I-.. oJ 3#

1100

'i'-,

vU&<sz$r o3 of 0:5

his eatlr*

etMntUw to thaoure ol thlsdlssass. Thismn*dy his' for lhe last six y^rshMahrsMred hy •id sold' only at re^all arhte cAee, la Ohlea«of what* has sands havaproeaM4iS, jaitsm since gtraa the stronceat tsatlmealals ta.lMh«or. This nedlcln. is now preaatW by Si'.ll. Co. ftfce sucofeMor of »r. Oeelys,) aaOsr She paraoaalsspertiatoB of )r. aaaljL hlaeeK, u4 la Mlbsplaced cn sale in all Bru^Mfreetkrsraghout

FOB THE

la sgahism lizit 's Ohitiid ii taaslsi

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coinuin HASUKin

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PIECES

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LESH THAJT COST lc iJ v' i*t f5!--*/..: i'i

S A W SI

O^'ALL KINbS,

MABKEI) BOWIf

OLOAKINGS,

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ii .: •.

BB0ADCL0TH S, "•J

CASSIMERES,

MARKED DOWN

£5 to 50 Per Cent

CALL?AM) BE C0SVINGED a

oy r, :$

firud Closing Sale to -r-r- r-T»-'.w«

dtfyl in **iJah csi! -o?

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V"3CS 62 C.''.*'???

WINTEft Diy GOODS,

ttiv -Jtii

'AT If

TUBLL, RIPLEV & Cfl.S' ^qaadaaaafi .-*£

d*:~'

..s ars.'.p- ,-

s&zi '-se rl

Dry Goods Emporium

GO 3s:*'

,000

Worth of Seyonablo

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I-

x-&i i'.- zue'ss

eaa

ic. .r

Jfrj

Goods, to be

"i-iL j-a eold at prices

ASTONISHINGLY LO WIl

60 pieeos Trepch Merinoa to bo sold at 7ft cento, Former price $1,35. 200 pieces Assorted Drees Goods to be n: sold at 35, 40, and 50 cts. Former price, B0, 76 and $1,00. S009 yards choioe figured Delaines, 16}c. 1000 yards Bleached Sheeting, to be toid at 8} cents. 3,000. yards Bleached Shirting t» be sold at 10 cents. 2000 (yards Bleached Shirting, yard wide

Ine, at 12 cents.

One Case high colored Prints,.....-.:-. 8Jc One extra heavy wide... 10 Poor very choice 12J One Bale choice Bed Flannel 25 One Grey twilled

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•aft

*yi£

3' edi

1 If

One heavy plaid all wool do... 40

A E I N E N S

Towels, Sheeting*,

Included in,the above Sale.

Off

Tho attention of Housekeepers and other* is called to tho above, as an unequaled opportunity for purchasing aeedfoi articles. 1

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XVMLJL, MUPUBT & CO,

Oaiiwr fithand Main[Streets.

Terrt) Haute« Ind

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IOWA

»»at.

IEBTATK AOKNCY.

TABK^WILD JbAHSS, amy Ssssrlptloa, tor Bale. yeare eaabte ua uta-

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FOUNDRIES.

MACHIwf^ SHOP I

Hotiee of Co-Peptnenhlp. «k The undaraignad have forated a Co-Partnership ia the ahofe-works under the name aud etyle ol SEATH, HAGER A CO.

Staaa Engines, JTOI Gearing, Machinery of «Tery description, and all kind* of Iron and Bra* Castings, wads

anlTdwdm

.1M.

Conor of SUrd and Mala

hsK ia»

JgjAGLB IEON WORKS,

MRS*

FIMT

AKD

WSl.

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CH1XEBI GEXK8AUY,

1mm and Brass CMtlnga, As»

HaTing an extenslye Kstabllshxnart, well stock. ad and in full operation, we are pjei.ared to do all kinds of work in our line. In the .best style, and at short notice. ORDERS SOLICITED^

Janl3d3siwly T'

*. Jt. Mo'siraian.

r. cnroLaa.

AND BUT DB7 GOODS AT

Great Reductions.

To form ruch a Partnership with the People Is car~lnten'ien, and requlr«a thst our Interests shcuIiSe muiual, tha:

••1

VIGO FOUNDRY _£ji

order, at these Works, situated

aeu the Terra Hante a Indianapolis, and the STanrrfUe A OrawfordsviUe Ball road Depot*. Bepalring promptly attended to. ORDERS SOLICITED

£-xr

IK#

"•H

JAB. BSATH. J. B.HAGSB- ,s H. BEACH. 1

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n$f.

WAUTOTFCMTL'%

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TKKKE HAUTJB, IND.,

J. BAIL & CO., Proprietors, (Opcoaawas

Josrao Saoru,)

MANT/FACTUBEB8 Oi:

Portable ^StationaiyflDgines IXOUBINS AND SAW MILL HAGHCTKBY, C0BX4BKLIKB8 ATO CAVE MILLS AID

PH(EKIX

Si.aM^ajo:

FOO DjBT

I r- AND

i,f,

Vlachine Shop,

MeElfiregb, Dengler & Co., S. cor. Bth A Eagle Sts., near Passenger Depal,. TERBX HACTS, IND. Manulboturers of Steam Engines, Mill Machine-1 ry, Hvase Treats, Uro fronts, and Circular Saw, MlUs.

Special attention paid (o the manufacture andr Work, Patent Offloe Models', Ac.

repair of Br Wo are also prepared Oearlngaof either Oast Iron, Wroaght Iron or

to out Toothed or Cog

Brass, in tha most perfeot manner, •BJ" Bepalrlng done promptly. All partiea conneoted with this eatahllshnieni being Practical Mechanics of severaliyears expertanoe, we £sel safa in saying that wa can reader fnll satisfaction to our customers, both In point of workmanship and price.

The highe"? price paid far all old scrap Iron dailTsrsKl at

tr.o

"Phcents Vonndry," Dear tne

PasaaBger Depot. MoXLFBESH, DSh'QLEB A CO. aug61tiSmwtf

MI. B. P». Hutual Ueiiefit Partnership The greal treat ef tba Community, (a general re-, fan in prloes the basis of this partnership) duct!

A PBOMPT BSSPOH8B AMD

Universal Patronage Will Steers 13 the People this GrXftl£JA.X BLESSING I

Besder, itrsscs with yourself to make tha

kckeye the People's Store

If EC you become Partners at cnoe on the

Mutual Benefit Plan!

may recoive tho fuil

Benefit of Low Prides! We, of the first part, will give the greatest amount of value for the least money—and the People, of the second part, to extend a llhtralj patronage in return. This dene, and we plertg. yon

LARGE DIVIDENDS,

In c&Tlne hfonny and receiving taore Goods fir a Dnilar than otherwise) payable at the time, and with every purchase crfs.

A'e

saw (allunder tho

B. P.

And wbat heretofore wae a mystery, will now become

A "HOUSEHOLD WORD," Because everybody Is personally Interested in any enterprise whereby they receive a direoi feeaaCt —and throngh this medium— Small JProftts being the Key to

SUCCESS,

Srery Mas, Woman an Child will ^bebeneAted In proportion to taeir wants.

Hew (foods Just Recei?ed! Bought as a great i'i««liua in prices, to be eoM at flgarss as follows: IMFBE83 POPLIliS—75 Cents per yard—1,600 yards doubts width, This is one of tha great* eit inductions of the ceaicn. 100 PATTEBfcB DBE88 OGOD3, 611k atripe, 35 cvnts per yurd. Good enough lor the most •aatidious to wear. DOUBLE WH*H CAMLET CLOIHT—Brown,

Stone, Bismarck aod Garnet, 60 c.nte per y'd. XBE N MKB1NO&—Another Bednction Sfl" a yard I The woade.- is haw Dress

Ocods can be cold so cheap. Yhe

mm.*

AIPLAINB THE ilXSXZET.

IiYOliS SILK V£liV£T8—For Oloaks—S3 taoh vUth Cloak Vel"iets $11,00 per yntrimmings to match I STARTLING REDUCTION

To the uninitiated—end why I Ba^aass the

IMC. B. 3P.

Work* wt?l, and Is lh» mbdina of iaformfciioB for tte i*i»opl0.

Wool Long Shawls $6,50 00 Days ajo worth $.t». CHINCHILLA CiOAEB, 5'0,00-(The floods and

Trimmlnga are worth $14,00), and m'Uj cold so cheap This is ~o mysttry. LIBERAL FATBOI¥AU£

GO HANU IN HAND. BLACK B1CAVEB CLOAKS AtlD JACK^TSBiack Ueavcr, tine equality, ti,Si0 per yard er^body buys it now.) VtT'.'tl, MlliKand all kinda of FCBS—MnA,

Fur-trlmmei Hoods, Includlns a Oil stock oi Children's tfurs. INQUIRE FOB WHITE WOOL 11/AKKSIiS at 60 C'snti a yard Bed Blankets $6,00 per pair worth $6,CO thirty uays ago. PB1NTS, (just reeeired) choice style*—New

Styles—UM cents. MC3L1N3—Bleacheo Mutllnsl yard wide, 1 »yt cts. par yard. Unbleached Mcsllns 1 yard wide' 10 c.-ets per yard. Heavy yard wlda Ucbleached, IS rents per yard. Good quality, yard wide

ISk centsLALlfiB' CNDEBWEA3—Full Stock Wrappers •nd Pant*. Childron'o Underwear: CSST8' UNDIBWEAB— Djawer# and Sbirtf

Gents' Wbit-, Dress Shirts. Heanquartere f^i Gei te' inrnisbtng Goods. Look at our Giorss aad Hoclrry, with a geuarat stock

Dry Soofie, SotiouB and Fancy Goods (Too large to wnuinerale), bought since the deoiiae and just reeeived. which we sow offer for

HOLIDAY SALES! Through the mediom of the

At seen tempting price*

j. X. MAB5H

XABSH,

muiSaa

WAunnr araanr,

«Ri«Dr

lliat

abled te wv I most reeaec to call and inspect fbr Goods, tsa the

Hel»ee,Xewa.

everybody cannot

fall to bo convinced as ti.ey read—that Wo Will Sell Cheap!

to j»mt

our own, and the expectations of all,

and dsmonstrate the *'Hntcal Bonrflt Partner* ship" tote "thafi.it Want cf thec^amuiiM?*''

W. S. RYCE & CO.. dSrw

KQ'-

efOJBOr X. B£IZr Xarly's Block, So. 60 Main Street, Torre Haute, Indiana, 0ST respectfully recommeada his well seleot-

different kinds. Being fhlly *S-

them. Wool taken

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